RealizedReal000 said:

If your using water with Chloramines that done evaporate almost at all you can garuntee that those microbes are gone. Lol
I have water that uses free chlorine and my city said that you can’t really evaporate it out.

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MIMedGrower said:

There is usually only a few ppms of chlorine in tap water. It is harmless and plants actually use some as nutrient. You can get a water report to see local results.

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MilkyTrichomes said:

Does bubbling work for chloramine? I’ve read much about that. My conclusion is a couple drops of humic acids breaks the chemical bond between chlorine and ammonia. You’ll still have the ammonia but the freed up chlorine will gas off quickly.

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Dirtbag said:

The big growers around here make sure to keep it below 3ppm iirc. Over that can affect the burn characteristics negatively.

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MIMedGrower said:

no chloramine won’t evaporate out. And just FYI it only takes a short time to off has regular chlorine. Hours not days. And no bubbling needed. Just pouring it will dissipate it. I just stirred the bucket of water A few times when I had treated water. I have a well now.

never heard humid acid would help. Don’t know why it would. There are drops at the pet store for Fish tanks that work.

Every grower should have a water test or info. First thing that should be done when growing.

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MilkyTrichomes said:

Type in chloramine and humic acids. Humic acids are very beneficial for plants

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MIMedGrower said:

didn’t know that. Thanks for the info. Also found out absorbic acid (vitamin c) eliminates chlorine and chloramine too.

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MilkyTrichomes said:

I read and tried that also but didn’t have any luck. I suspect I didn’t have a correct ratio. How much to use? I tried 1/4 tsp per gal.

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